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The Parks & Recreation Department builds healthy communities through recreational, cultural, and human service opportunities. We aim to provide high-quality, low-cost programs and facilities to our residents that can be enjoyed for generations to come. 

 

 

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Compost Day

at Independence Park

  • Date: 03/12/2022 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM  
The City of Fullerton and Republic Services will be giving away compost for FREE on 

Saturday, March 12, 2022
8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (or until all the compost is distributed) 
Independence Park 
801 W. Valencia Drive 

Please bring your own solid containers or buckets (no bags, please), which Republic Services staff will fill with compost.  We ask that you stay in your vehicle.  There is a limit of 60 gallons per household. Residents must provide proof of Fullerton residency (California driver’s license or utility bill).

Compost creates healthier soil by adding organic matter and improving soil structure. Healthy soil uses water more efficiently, allowing available water to flow toward your plants’ roots, storing water in the soil longer, and reducing runoff and erosion.

For more information, contact Republic Services at 800-700-8644.
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EVENTS

Compost Day

at Independence Park

  • Date: 03/12/2022 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM  
The City of Fullerton and Republic Services will be giving away compost for FREE on 

Saturday, March 12, 2022
8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (or until all the compost is distributed) 
Independence Park 
801 W. Valencia Drive 

Please bring your own solid containers or buckets (no bags, please), which Republic Services staff will fill with compost.  We ask that you stay in your vehicle.  There is a limit of 60 gallons per household. Residents must provide proof of Fullerton residency (California driver’s license or utility bill).

Compost creates healthier soil by adding organic matter and improving soil structure. Healthy soil uses water more efficiently, allowing available water to flow toward your plants’ roots, storing water in the soil longer, and reducing runoff and erosion.

For more information, contact Republic Services at 800-700-8644.
Return to full list >>